Who
This offering I place in your hands.
As to future events, I just respond to actual situations.
This offering I place in your hands.
As to an absent beginning, there are other out-of-the-box solutions
that don't postpone the indelible need for skinflush, pulse.
The day is decomposing. I place this offering in your hands for signature,
your cellular breath and digitized print your real-time calling card.
Speak directly with me. We are invested with messages underwritten
three or four layers deep. Each layer leaps when your breasts brush
me.
The world is twofold, at least, and I am of three or four minds, at
least, and the two, pari passu, are likely to be material for
each other for several more moments, at least, at least, at least...
So in a minute is an up-to-date vehicle for our customers, self and
other, who want to decentralize and deliver inherently uncertain and
subjective demands. And since image takes over the imageless, they are
all I can think of to say "desire but not..."
If you say "soul of my soul" you have said too much. It implicates
the whole world in your particular turning away, your private commerce
brought out again and again in green and red pixels.
But that was the image handed me, and it's equal to or greater than
the strength of my hands. It's always hard to say exactly what an image
means when what you mean is as liquid as where you are. The world lives
where you are in it where the world lives...
This could all be connected to common talk, couldn't it? A steady declension
until you hit the right spot? Let's try:
"expect" "plan" "anticipate" "believe" "estimate" "hope" no it just
leads you to that other attempt to satisfy the need for content.
How about invitations and gifts? "granted" "return" "share" "income"?
This offering placed in your hands to some extent reliable and grueling
in effort you may not release in time for its time-to-market. And then
what's to be done?
Between the I and the how there is a balance whose image is mission
critical. By its own custom, you don't get it until at least 45 days
after the end.
by Brian Clements